Word: live
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Press does not live in Santa Monica. His home is in a section of the beach frontage known as O'Sheenie Park. And it just ain't kosher for Mr. Press to speak with authority of Santa Monica's bottles, fog or movie stars...
...Philadelphia is not finicky about having a Congressman really live in the district he represents. In 1927 the late James M. Beck, who lived in Washington and summered in New Jersey, was given a House nomination by the Vare machine, promptly rented a sleazy apartment in a poor district of Philadelphia which he never actually occupied. Following his election, his right to a House seat was challenged on the Constitutional ground that he did not live in Pennsylvania. A cocky Republican majority in the House overrode the evidence against him, seated him regardless...
Said Boston's Dr. Bland: "The disease is far more prevalent among males than among females. The former, however, appear to survive more frequently the acute attack and also to live longer thereafter. In our experience prolonged nervous tension directly related to professional or business responsibility appears to be the most important single contributing factor. ' Added Manhattan's Drs. Master, Jaffe & Dack: "The ages of the patients studied ranged between 27 and 87 years. The average was 54 years, both for men and women. The average age of those who died was 57 years...
...blood vessels take up the nourishment of the heart. There are not infrequent instances cf good health for many years following coronary thrombosis. . . . The majority of patients survive their first coronary occlusion." Added Dr. Bland: "In general the younger the patient at the time of onset the longer they live...
...Soviet achievement, finds it all praiseworthy. Embarrassing inquiries she tackles with slippery candor. The Soviet Union sells oil to warring Italy because ''idealist gestures are dangerous." Political prisoners are not sentenced merely for expressing anti-Soviet views: "all were charged with definite action against the government." Convicts live and work in "labor camps" under such admirable conditions that some refuse to leave when their terms are up. Stalin has no dictatorial powers; he is just an exceptionally able comrade. Censorship of the printed word, called "political editing," never annoys the politically educated. What Chamberlin (Russia's Iron...